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• various initiatives to promote awareness and reduce stigma, such as World Mental Health Day, RU OK Day, Mental Health Guru; and
• workplace support networks for staff who identify as having a disability, including a psychosocial disability e.g. CMTEDD’s Directorate Enable Network
(6) The ACTPS Inclusion Practitioners Network was established by WCAG in 2017. Since that time the network has evolved as a resource for HR members and Inclusion Managers from across the Service to share ideas, discuss policies, and provide guidance to each other on issues relating to inclusion employment. While in 2019 the network has operated primarily as an avenue to share information electronically, further formal meetings are planned for 2020.
Land—valuations
(Question No 2906)
Ms Le Couteur asked the Treasurer, upon notice, on 14 February 2020:
(1) Which classes of land are (a) assigned and (b) not assigned a financial value as asset?
(2) Are the following types of ACT Government-owned land assets assigned a financial value as an asset, (a) land with a conservation status that would restrict or prohibit development, such as nature reserves, (b) urban land with a zoning that would permit development but used as a surface car park or road reservation, (c) urban land with a zoning that would permit development but is unused, (d) land under a Future Urban Area Overlay with a zoning suitable for development (eg future suburb) which is not listed on the Land Release Program and (e) land under a Future Urban Area Overlay with a zoning suitable for development (eg future suburb) which is listed on the Land Release Program.
(3) If any of the land assets referred to in part (1) are assigned a financial value as an asset, by what method are they assigned.
(4) At which point/s of the land release and development process (eg listing on the Indicative Land Release Program, transfer to the Suburban Land Agency, valuation in preparation for sale, servicing) is the value of land transitioned from a non-development land basis to a raw land basis and a serviced development land basis.
(5) What is the financial value per hectare for (a) Coombs block 12 section 52 (parts with residential zoning), (b) Molonglo Valley Registered Rural block No 15, (c) Molonglo Valley Registered Rural block No 6, (d) Molonglo Valley Approved Rural block No 71 (parts with residential zoning), (e) Mawson Block 11 section 58, (f) Kingston block 1 section 30, (g) Kingston block 1 section 31, (h) Kingston block 1 section 32.
Mr Barr: The answer to the member’s question is as follows:
(1) All classes of land are assigned a financial value as an asset.
(2) All of these land types are assigned a financial value.
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